Civil War Brogans Restoration 

Me too

pat wentworth Same! I guess it's because they are so great at their craft. It's really relaxing to me to watch their videos.

pat wentworth 😂😂😂😂me and u both

You probably have a shoe you would like to make in mind, but never thought you could make it. I think many of us would like to be able to make our dream shoe that fits our foot like a "glove" without paying a price outside our schema of value. Just saying.

Me too, love the craftsmenship and the accent!

Same. So interesting

Same!

"It was the best of times it was the worst of times..."

Chris Kamaras same 👍🏻

Chris Kamaras ... Google analyzer is a fine friend to raise needs you never thought you have them or you would want to spend money for ;)

@ me too

I've always enjoy visiting Virginia's battlefields. They've done a great job capitalizing on their history.

Yes, he definitely had that voice tone down.

I knew the accent as soon as he opened his mouth (spent 20 years in Knoxville and went to college with Peyton Manning - class of 2001)

I was thinking Forrest Gump

I'm waiting for an, "Omaha!"

Now that’s funny!

Kyle Aldrich Thank you! We thought this one would be a nice change and interesting.

@@TrentonHeath I just started watching your videos, so anytime you can add historical or economic context [which you may do already and I have not see enough videos to know this], it would be great. Hope you get a lot of views on this one. Thank you.

Wow. I'd never heard of this type of sole attachment. Really cool video.

@@TheOMT Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

It gives a peek into the day-to-day life in the Army. They don’t cover that stuff in History class.

Imagine the barefoot guys, jeez!

Esuper1 ... depending on the fit of these and the rubbing at the heel, and the condition of the roads, going barefoot could have been much nicer than using shoes.

@@alx252 Bingo.

You have a point. I am a hiker and I have had to think outiside the box a few times where bad footwear is concerned. Anything from grass to wrapping a torn tshirt but I would never NOT wear something especially is we are talking dozens of miles in a few days is concerned. Forget it if its cold or over rocky terrain.

Until recently, the foot soldier shoes has always been inadequate. Two good examples were the Battle of Bulge and winter march in Korea.

fredy gump Yep, it’s very interesting. Outside of athletic shoes, things haven’t changed much in 150 years.

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I’d love that. History and shoe repairs in one. I’d love to see Victorian era shoes.

Ooh Colonial Williamsburg reproduction s!

That's so cool

Yeah that was to be intimadating. If you look up old war footage of the parades the soldiers walking was very loud because of the metal taps.

Chickamauga was a rough one. I've walked that battlefield many times can't imagine fighting that terrain. I had several ancestors there from the Army of Tennessee and would of had one at the breakthrough from the Army of Northern Virginia, but he was killed at Devils Den, Gettysburg.

@@TrentonHeath Man,...THAT is incredibly unique to have a relative that not only fought, but died at Gettysburg. As much as you hear about that all important battle, it is a rare thing that any Civil War era soldier would have found himself in action at Gettysburg. In our city (Madison Wi.) we have 141 Confederate soldiers buried here. They were part of contingent of 1000 Confederate prisoners that were relocated here to Camp Randall in April of 1862, for a month long stay.. Yet, 141 of them died due to illness, disease, and probably lack of proper medical care. Every Memorial Day 141 Confederate flags would go up at Forest Hill Cemetery to honor them. When you would drive down the street and see those flags....it really took your breath away. I don't want to start controversy here, but due to political correctness, the city decided in 2017, (after much heated debate) to remove the Confederate flags from the stones at Confederates Rest in Forest Hill Cemetery. The debates on social media around here unfortunately got very very heated and ugly. I thought it was awful to dishonor their graves and those men like that. If anything, as a teaching tool that THAT SHIT really happened, and God only knows could happen again. All of them buried just blocks from where I grew up.....and so far from their homes. Thanks for posting your story.

Monica Haddox Thanks so much! We’re really glad you enjoyed it!

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Thanks! Yeah, pretty interesting techniques.

Steven Trosiek We really appreciate that! So glad you enjoyed it!

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Our parents used to live in Northern Virginia and I used to always love the drive through the valley.

@@TrentonHeath I lived all over NOVA and the Shen Valley, with many different hats and signature blocks, I've worn many different shoes. Can't wait until I need some new soles...you guys are my go to..

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What a great find. What part of Tennessee?

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